battery charge
Restoring stored energy
Battery charge refers to the amount of electrical energy stored in a battery, typically expressed as a percentage of full capacity: My phone's battery charge is down to 15%.
To charge a battery is to restore its energy by connecting it to a power source.
Battery charge also has a legal sense—a formal accusation of the crime of battery, which is unlawful physical contact with another person: He faces a battery charge for the assault.
- voltageElectrical potential difference
- powerEnergy transfer rate
- ampSignal strength increaser
- cellBasic unit of life
- drainChannel for wastewater
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- stored energychemical energy, nuclear energy, gasoline, dynamite, glucose
- power-upsboost, buff, extra life, invincibility, power boost
- criminal chargesarson, burglary, homicide, kidnapping, robbery
- criminal recordrap sheet, criminal history, convictions, felony, misdemeanor
battery chargebattery drain
Loss of stored charge
dead battery · flat battery · low battery · power loss · no charge
battery chargedischarge
Release of substance outward
discharging · draining · power consumption · energy expenditure · depleting
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